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Monday, 10 January 2011

Week 2 A River runs through

A very large amount of water flowed past the bottom of my street. Still the artery is now cleansed, still has the odd shopping trolley here and there.

Previous post set the aspirations of what turned out to be a busy weekend putting the finishing touches to the structure of this blog page.

The next steps for this week are to publish details of the courses I am making available on Schoolsforeverything. The link you will see in the bar below the article title.

The structure of the blog is such that all information on this page is free. Links away from the page may lead to opportunities to buy services from or via me. Alternatively they may just be informative or empowering allowing you to also benefit economically ie the pay free links to the FSB and Teleworking Association. My aim is to provide links to websites that promote those aspects of social and micro-entrepreneurship.

This is not about who has most desirable shiny objects and charging the Earth for said baubles. As I have tried to explain in some of my previous blogs (the demise of the role of the middle manager being one example) how managing the change that many people are experience in the UK is a challenge but only another a mole hill. The trick is to step over the molehill. If you are feeling extremely small and put upon by the systems you have been working under I can empathise in the true sense of the word.

So by the end of the week one brick in the new foundations of my personal wealth and wellbeing (wellbeing being the more important) should have been put in place. I will repeat the mission statement I made in last night's blog.

In 2017 I will take home the same salary as Steve Jobs.

I will earn $1 salary for the work style and incomes I am involved in at this instant. This will be more than just enough.

Tomorrow's blog as promised last week will be part 2 of Web 2.0 for Educators.

About Me

A successful educationalist in Science and IT for 15 years, achieving real results and removing a School out of Special measures.
Agricultural scientist who has changed direction to use skills to develop social networking for business and Life Long Learning through Online Learning Communities. Founder of Haverhill Online Learning Community
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